"skilled movement" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a specific type of physical action that requires a high level of proficiency and expertise. One can use this phrase when describing an activity or sport that requires a high degree of skill and coordination, such as acrobatics, figure skating, or martial arts. Example: The gymnast's skilled movements on the balance beam left the audience in awe.
This study investigated whether imagining the skilled movement systematically can contribute to a quicker and/or better recovery of stroke patients in long term care.
I sat down and opened my magazine but, before I'd finished a paragraph, a skilled movement flicked the door lock and Margret burst in.
On the stern, where there should be a curved piece of iron recalling the skilled movement of the gondolier's oar – or, say some romantics, the shape of a lion's mane – there is nothing.
As a postdoctoral fellow at Columbia University, Dr. Azim has been exploring the neural basis of skilled movement using molecular, electrophysiological, and behavioral approaches in the mouse to identify and characterize feedback pathways that control goal-directed reaching.
At present, it is unclear what aspects of skilled movement are improved under the effects of music.
One form of skilled movement, the reach-to-eat task, in which a subject reaches for a small food item, grasps it, and transports it to the mouth for eating, provides a sensitive assay of PD effects on skilled limb movement [23] [25].
We evaluated whether BMMCs treatment was able to recover forelimb skilled movements.
The Yoshida Laboratory is interested in formation, function, and regeneration of motor circuits controlling locomotor and skilled movements.
This chapter discusses the architecture of the cerebellar cortex, which represents a substrate that can be exploited for controlling skilled movements by a multi-electrode device.
Daily application of combined M1 iTBS on the intact side and c-tsDCS after PTX (10 days, 27 min/day) significantly restored skilled movements during horizontal ladder walking.
Gu Z, Serradj N, Ueno M, Liang M, Li J, Baccei ML, Martin JH, Yoshida Y. Skilled Movements Require Non-apoptotic Bax/Bak Pathway-Mediated Corticospinal Circuit Reorganization.
